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  1. To my friends, have you tried ?

    It’s a tabbed . That opens a tab for each installed mixer device. It allows you to configure various settings, like amplification, recording sources, or the default device.
    Even when a USB sound card is being added or removed, as long as the DSBMixer was built with devd support.

    github.com/mrclksr/DSBMixer

  2. DARK0597/DS-05975

    Mistigram: this monochrome newschool #ASCIIart logo, a single large S for Spoof also containing within its body all the other letters, was drawn by Dead Soul and included with our Mistigris World Tour stop with Dark Illustrated 29 years ago in the DARK0597 artpack collection.

    #ASCIIArt #DARK0597 #DeadSoul #logo #newschoolAscii #Spoof

  3. Lots of present-day ICE agents will be shooting themselves in the the head in the future, if they’re still free and not in a metal cage. Let’s hope the future comes soon and let’s hope a few of them start sooner than later. #ICE #DeadSouls

  4. Dead Souls | FULL MOVIE | Bill Moseley | Haunted House Horror

    #horror#Trailers#horrormovies#DeadSouls – @Shout_Studios – On his 18th birthday, Johnny Petrie learns he was adopted when he inherits a farm in Maine. Eager for a new life, he leaves home to start over in this new dwelling. But soon he learns that the farm, abandoned for the 18 years since […]

    #horror #ad #Trailers #DeadSouls

    horrornerdonline.com/2025/10/d

  5. Today's earworm. (Born of the fact that a couple of weeks ago I wanted to play Unknown Pleasures and was surprised I didn't have it in an easily playable format. So yesterday I bought a copy on CD. Which had a live recording from 1979 as the second disc, which opened with this song. Though this is a better recording!)

    #JoyDivision #DeadSouls

    youtu.be/mKWHa65cmns?feature=s

  6. @darkedinburgh
    "Someone take these dreams away
    That point me to another day
    A duel of personalities
    That stranger to reality

    They keep calling me
    They keep calling me
    Keep on calling me
    They keep calling me

    When figures from the past stand tall
    And mocking voices ring the fall
    Imperialistic house of prayer
    Conquistadors who took their share

    They keep calling me
    Keep on calling me
    They keep calling me
    Keep on calling me..."

    youtube.com/watch?v=lqFzx8skcQ
    #DeadSouls #NineInchNails #TheCrow #TheCrowSoundtrack

  7. You can rename or move a file that a program is currently using — and it’ll still work.
    #Linux tracks file #inodes, not filenames. Programs access files by #inode, so renaming doesn’t affect the process unless it reopens the file.

  8. You can rename or move a file that a program is currently using — and it’ll still work.
    #Linux tracks file #inodes, not filenames. Programs access files by #inode, so renaming doesn’t affect the process unless it reopens the file.

  9. You can rename or move a file that a program is currently using — and it’ll still work.
    #Linux tracks file #inodes, not filenames. Programs access files by #inode, so renaming doesn’t affect the process unless it reopens the file.

  10. You can rename or move a file that a program is currently using — and it’ll still work.
    #Linux tracks file #inodes, not filenames. Programs access files by #inode, so renaming doesn’t affect the process unless it reopens the file.

  11. What if I told you that in #Linux, a hard link isn’t a shortcut — it is the file. You can delete the ‘original,’ and the link still works, because both point to the same #inode — the actual data on disk.

  12. What if I told you that in #Linux, a hard link isn’t a shortcut — it is the file. You can delete the ‘original,’ and the link still works, because both point to the same #inode — the actual data on disk.

  13. What if I told you that in #Linux, a hard link isn’t a shortcut — it is the file. You can delete the ‘original,’ and the link still works, because both point to the same #inode — the actual data on disk.

  14. What if I told you that in #Linux, a hard link isn’t a shortcut — it is the file. You can delete the ‘original,’ and the link still works, because both point to the same #inode — the actual data on disk.

  15. My very first homemade .
    And it is more than delicious.
    It’s the deliciousness itself. 😍

  16. I needed to remove all duplicates from ~/.bash_history, and since it contains the date and time for each command, I ended up with lots of dates and times with no commands (since they were duplicates and got removed).

    And I didn't want to check 34k+ of lines manually. So, I wrote a Python script to solve that.

    in case you're interested, here is the code: gitlab.com/ds.python/useful-sc

    #BASH #history #bashhistory #python #duplicates #duplicate #dedup #code #python3 #linux #gnulinux

  17. I needed to remove all duplicates from ~/.bash_history, and since it contains the date and time for each command, I ended up with lots of dates and times with no commands (since they were duplicates and got removed).

    And I didn't want to check 34k+ of lines manually. So, I wrote a Python script to solve that.

    in case you're interested, here is the code: gitlab.com/ds.python/useful-sc

    #BASH #history #bashhistory #python #duplicates #duplicate #dedup #code #python3 #linux #gnulinux

  18. I needed to remove all duplicates from ~/.bash_history, and since it contains the date and time for each command, I ended up with lots of dates and times with no commands (since they were duplicates and got removed).

    And I didn't want to check 34k+ of lines manually. So, I wrote a Python script to solve that.

    in case you're interested, here is the code: gitlab.com/ds.python/useful-sc

    #BASH #history #bashhistory #python #duplicates #duplicate #dedup #code #python3 #linux #gnulinux

  19. I needed to remove all duplicates from ~/.bash_history, and since it contains the date and time for each command, I ended up with lots of dates and times with no commands (since they were duplicates and got removed).

    And I didn't want to check 34k+ of lines manually. So, I wrote a Python script to solve that.

    in case you're interested, here is the code: gitlab.com/ds.python/useful-sc

    #BASH #history #bashhistory #python #duplicates #duplicate #dedup #code #python3 #linux #gnulinux